Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-02
MRS. MANN1NG's COSTUME.

MRS. MANNING'S COSTUME.
Mrs. Manning wore an elaborate toilet
OF satin and broc&de front OF yellow satin,
trimmed with Duchesse and point lace in
| panels at the sides, The court train and
back OF the waist was of yellow and
white br0oade finished on the edge with
folds OF yellow satin. The V-shaped front
OF the corsage was trimmed with bosom
folds, and the sleeves were trimmed with
Duchesse lace. Her bouquet was OF Jac-
! queminOt roses.
| Mrs. EndicOtts dress was a gold color
brocade, shot with red, with court train
| scalloped over red velvet and red velvet
revers over white lace foupces on the
side. Her hair was dressed with a red
| pom-pom.
| Mrs. Villas dress was a black velvet
with court train over petticOat OF pink
MORE covered with jetted net. The cor
sage was open at the neck, and at the
throat was worn a shell-shaped pendant
| OF diamonds with one pearl in the centre.
just beyond the line OF chairs and sofas,
in the rear OF the receiving party, were a
number of ladies, daughters and rela-
tives of the Cabinet officers, and others
who were Interested spectators of the bril-
liant scene, and engaged in conversation
with acquaintances and friends who
slipped out of the line to JOIN them after
L
! party.
SOME OF THE ROSEBUDS.
| Among them were Miss Endicott, who
wore street costume of heliotrope cloth.
| trimmed with heliotrOpe cloth of a
lighter shade, With bonnet to match,
trimmed with heliotrope braids.
Miss Nellie Villas wore a walking dress
| of white corduroy. trimmed with natural
marten, and a brown velvet hat with the
white breast of a sea gull in it.
| Mrs. l.. z. &. Lamar, Jr., wore visit
ing dress OF black velvet and bonnet en-
suite.
Miss jennie Lamar wore visiting
dress of turquoise velvet tr mined with
otter. and Reubens hat OF velvet.
Miss Johnston wore dark blue French
| cloth dress with bonnet 10 match.
CHICAGO BELLE.
Miss Hayne. of Chicago, guest of Mrs.
! Villas, wore dress of black silk trimmt d
with garnet passamenterie aud bonnet
| Of garnet crystals.
Miss Mary Manning wore a white satin
covered with white lace and carried a
| huge bouquet of lilies of the valley.
| Mrs. K. l.. Fryer wore an evening toilet
OF pale pink silk with a sash of olive MORE.
Mrs. Lamont and Miss Barnes were in
| dark cloth costumes.
Mrs. Sears and Miss Sears, of Bos ton,
| with Miss Endicott, were in street dress
Of cloth.
Mrs. Archibald hopkins, Mrs. Fairchild
and the Misses Ledyard were also in the
blue room group.
Miss Pauline Whitney and her two
brothers and Miss May Huddlestones
formed children's party at the back ol
Mrs. Cleveland.
Although the dean OF the Diplomatic
Corps wore a conventional suit, most Of
the foreign representatives were attireG
| in full uniform, the group presenting q
brilliant display OF gold lace and cloth o1
gay hues.
| THE DIPLOMATIC CALLERS.
The diplomats who paid their respects
to the chiet executive were Stephen Pres
ton, of Hayti; Viscount Nogueras, of
! Portugal; Mr.. Ferrara, of Italy; MIR. De.
BO1nder, OF Belgium; Sir Lionel West, oi
Great Britain, accompanied by the Misses
Flora and Amaline West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace II. Helyar, Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards; Senior and
Madam Romero, of Mexico, with the
Secretary of the Legation; Minister
de Struve and Mr.. Alexander Greger, OF
Russia; Minister Roustan, Count 5ala
Capt. TOttip and NJ. Jules Boeufoel, Ol
France; Col. Emil Frey, OF Switzerland;
M mister, Mrs. and Miss Carter, of Ha,
waii; Rustem Etfendi, of Turkey; NJ.
Aleckherlin, of the Netherlands; Minister
Won Alvensleben, Baron Won Jedtwitz and
Herr Janisch, of Germany; Minister Ku.
ri, NJ. Akaband and NJ. Mizaki. OF Japan:
Minister and Baroness Reuterssjold and
Mr.. Hoxen Of Sweden and Norway, Baron
de ltajuba and Senior Gomey OF Brazil
Senior Queezada and Don Garzabal OF
the Argentine Republic, Messrs. Muru
| aga, Garcia, De Bose and Pedrosa OF
Spain, DR.. Carol of Bolivia, Mr. Cana OF
Chill, Mr. Lovenorn of Denmark, Mr.. We
lasco of San Salvador, Mr.. Soteldo o.
Venezuela, Count LIppe and Baron Paum
GARTER of AustrO- Hungary.